The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11

rings o, tga surface that q crust NAV
Hoyor form Deep plowin% by loosoninG
up the soil and exposing it to the ajl
dries it rIp rapidly; somo fnrmcrs think
that deep piowing IL dry wcnther brings
moisture mp from below aud benefits the
crop. 81 docs bring moist dirt from be-
low to the suNEnGe, but this only giyes
tho moisture bettcr opportunity to
escape into thr ar. Plants do not dc
rye any benefit from It's transfer to the
suriacc. Light surlacc blowing, on the
contrary, keeps Inc lQOisj jure in the soil,
only Il t,'iN SKIM al The surlacc is made
"rfrr hy the blowing. The wntcr from
below rises ny 10 tho layer OF puyerized
sou, but cannot pass through it into the
am, ia acts like Il mulch; Cyely one
knows aIet q covering Of leaves or straw
Keeps thc soil bclow damp, but mulchine.
with leaves on u large scale is impractica-
bic not SO mulchiug with rulvcrizcd
earth, 1t Is cheap, practicable, effective
N""p the sweep wings Hat, but keep
them also moving. Go over the crOD
one IN every ten days, or oftcncr if rain
tails and II crust is about to form. Plow-
ih& ut long Intervals makes spaSmodic
GROWTH ot crOp-iirSt fast and then
slow Flow frequently and q steady,
uniform growth cnSucs.
nc h'"t OF NAV Is favorable time to
S'"rU m"hJ OF tllc crops, generally os-
Icih"u Auc crops, but which deserve
"ecIlc'hy more prominence. All the
Sor8ll'.ihS should now DO planted. We
urge 'ilG c"!Vlv9tioh or these crops upon
D"t , rC"iicfS WIN great confidence. We
H"SI i'"iy tc"leu rue 'hattcf on our larm,
"n" N'lo" "'eSe pants 10 pc ndinlrablc
'o' cCildin purposes. we DO not pro-
2"Sc Z" H''J Gn"V uicy are WoEuCNul, OK
GSlLll8 S1 9ISIIhlhB 'h''o was ever heard OF.
~ l.II '""v, iIho corn IiiCy are uN"iul, and
~, " cc' '''n pl"co on thH l@rm most ad-
"'l'""'|' livery one Knows tildt syrup
80. '.:''I''Ih - Marcy productive, II certain
''p', d c''?"l''y raised crop fNefT farm
=, =, N"i' L"lSc Gnc''@Ii q II 20 supply ms
l''"o''iS WIN syrup "t very 'ittic cN-
rIlNy. fTt oS"'4o" inc syrup nc gets Il
noo(' tv'H Oh io""er an" gram Mules
80" ','il 'c 10" "n !l!oao III pace OF corn and
.G','''' ana IL - noI cHlf"Va9aht 10 say
,r,.' a.; Il'Icil STOCK can DC ico rom an
Yg'o V % Sor8l"hl 81 rom !tii acre OF corn:
y" n.y. "toh ti 'no h""lV Oh "okihg NJ
sol SOL &l'"tn Xi, SIMPLY ~ a syrup-pT,oducng
or'i, "riWiJ rWJ IN i"n'> IL 10 Il Ita"i"I loo"
,f... a a 1 ~
49, o''S"T"' ""S S'a"'" are 1AofouShiJ
seed gass ,nIIirontrl tbyonoh !, on;nIoi
Is "a chappo from Il ccnfnmlns cnrn
ration !. is uighIy rnl;shrj Lv ~t,ri, o,i
is !pparcntiy ruiIoIly uutrityons Emy
Leto j., a cy6p whjcI pnvs fan, IL, c,il;ya.
tian in Two dislinct pTo.ncts- syrmn amI
.l,in ana iodLrr, fith,r of t,rsn nro.
Gucss Will more thon l,oy the cn,t M crI.
tiyatiou. The Other r%n,nins ns rlno,.
profit II is both money oDJ "a fno6
ciog. But we desira 10 cali attention ~
sorghum particularly MS food rn,, ho~s
Tho curiy amber cane planted thn first
OF May, will be ripe by the nrs5 of An.
gust, ana through sncccssiyn plautinga, u
continuous s,upply of il may be had Ron,
The first OF August well into Noya,pb,y-.
manly, ii uoS quite. four months. Now.
as clS.y ugs.rtung pcrson knows, hoes
euJ tlis phIa wish ay:dity. whoy OK.
tl..ot m.l The iuicc IRON tlS stalks, IN nd
diNou to eating tho grain, AMI Gnttcn
upou L with great rupIdity. MANY op
iect, and worry properly, to raising pork
because OF the drain on the corn-crib.